Lighting, Neo-Classic Figural Gas Newell Post Lamp,

With original patina, (some wear), having gas fitting on bottom and metal base. Ht. 39 cm. (15.25 in.)`

American, fourth quarter 19th century. American Spelter Figural Newel Post Lamp or torchiere with a patinated bronze finish, attributed to the Mitchell, Vance & Co. Gas Lighting Co (New York City), fo

modeled as woman in exotic costume with torch, lamp with frosted glass flame-form shade, 57 in. H.

Victorian Figural Newell Post Lamp, bronze Putto holding a torch, after Moreau, VG+ cond, 19"H.

This is a fine example of a Victorian lamp that would often be found in upscale hotels in the late 1800's to light the way for guests. Brass-tone gives it a welcoming warmth. 32 inches tall.

VICTORIAN POMPEIAN BRONZE FIGURAL LAMP, NEWELL POST YOUNG BOY CARRYING VASE ON MARBLE BASE. HEIGHT 30 1/2"

A bronze and spelter figural Newel post gas lamp dating between the late 19th to early 20th century. The lamp comes with its original gas fitting in the base and has a removable spear tip to put a lan

A PAIR OF NEO CLASSIC FIGURAL PATINATED BRONZE AND MARBLE TABLE LAMPS, 20TH CENTURY. Each modeled as a male figure holding a cornucopia form terminating with an electric lamp socket and raised on a s

A PAIR OF FRENCH FIGURAL BRONZE TABLE LAMPS, CIRCA 1900. Modeled as a Neo classic man and woman raised on a later animal form tripod base. Each surmounted with an electric candle socket. Height 24.75

VICTORIAN CAST-METAL FIGURAL GAS LAMP, depicting a soldier with battle ax blowing a horn, gas fixture projecting from horn, later gold paint, mounted on a later pine newel post. Fourth quarter 19th ce

Nine cast iron street signs, most Arcade, to include a Go May 1925, Mack gas pump, two Warner Bros. screen classic lamp posts, a Lionel lamp post etc., together with a cast iron mail box, pitcher pump

Large architectural cast bronze figural gas lamp, 19th/20th c., dark patinated cast bronze with natural verdigris, in the form of a classical Goddess in robes and crown, carrying a functioning torch i

Large Art Nouveau Figural Newel Post Lamp ca. 1900, French, composed of patinated spelter, marble and frosted glass, the figural standard, after Jules-Felix Coutan (French, 1848-1939), of a woman hold

Vintage Cast Metal Spelter Woman Figural Newel Post Lamp with Glass Shade 19.75 in. height size: 19.75x8

Rare Pair of Cast Metal Figural Newel Post Lamps third quarter 19th century, attributed to Mitchell, Vance & Co., New York, modeled as elaborately coiffed and robed classical maidens, one with her rig

Early 20th century American newel post lamp, executed in bronze depicting the goddess Diana holding a frosted light aloft, the figure dressed in gilt accented robes and sandals with bracelets on her a

Gorgeous 36" tall figural maiden Art Nouveau period newel post lamp with roses and vaseline glass grape shade covers. It doesn't get any more Victorian than this, folks. Complete original patina.

French Figural Bronze Newel Post Lamp late 19th century patinated bronze with a robed female holding an etched glass shade 32 in. high

Pair Neo-Classic Style Silverplate Lamps, together with another (DSEI267/3)(MS) Dimensions: Urn 13" H Property from a Litchfield Estate

AN IMPRESSIVE AMERICAN NEO-CLASSIC SLAG GLASS LAMP WITH LIGHTED BASE, CIRCA 1910. The slightly tapering cylindrical base overlaid with cold painted open metal work decoration, in the Neo classical tas

Cast metal cigar cutter with figural paper boy under a gas lamp, which is an oil lamp with a yellow globe. Paper boy is holding a news paper reading, “Extra, fine cut chewing tobacco, best in the wo

A FRENCH NEO-CLASSIC MANTLE CLOCK, 19TH CENTURY. The shaped polished slate case set with figural mounts raised on claw feet and surmounted with an urn form finial. Height 20.5 inches (52 cm). SHIPPIN

each having a gray circular marble top above a bronze frame with figural tripod supports and a stretcher with seated figure 19 1/2 inches diameter; 28 inches high

PAIR OF FRENCH NEOCLASSICAL ORMOLU AND PATINATED BRONZE NINE-LIGHT FIGURAL CANDELABRA, 19TH CENTURY a pair of neoclassical candelabra, each nine-light candelabra is held by a woman in neo-classic toga